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Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01
The Town Aaairs at Norwich.

NORWICH, Conn, Oct. 31.-The special committee appointed at the recent town meeting to investigate the recent administra- tion of town officers made their report to the adjourned meeting to night and it was unan- imously accepted. They do not specifically charge dishonesty or malfeasance in office, but they report extravaganza of expenditure, lack of dehniteness in accounts and errors of judgment which they made the basis of sundry recommendations. ssTheI report was unanimous and without partisan coloring.
 Not One Saved From the Vernon.
 MILWAUKEE, Oct. 31.-Every vessel known to have passed the scene ot the Yer non's wreck off Two Rivers Point last Satur- day has undoubtedly reached port by this time and as none have reported picking up anybody on the lake there is now no doubt that every one aboard of her when she left Glen Haven is dead as no one could have survived the exposure to the intense cold more than few hours. The crew number ed twenty six and it is believed the passen- gers did not exceed ten in all.
 St. Paul Bank Suspends.
 ST. PAUL, Oct 31.-The Third National bank suspended to-day. The unsecured lia- Utilities to the public aggregate $125, 900 and this money President Mann says is now wait ing for the owners. The banks assets are principally bills receivable, of which 75 per cent. are considered good. Most of the stock holders are wealthy residents of the twin cities. The bank was organized in 1884 with capital of $500, ,000. Its reorganization is considered improbable.
 TELEGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.
 The loss by the recent floods in the Rouque district in Cuba is estimated at over $1 ,000,- 00O
 A three -year-old son of Thomas F. David was drowned in Nashawaunnack pond at Eastnampton, Mass, while at play yester- day.
 The body of a man named Bishop, 8 resi- dent of Woburn Center, was picked up west of Natick, Mass, on the Boston and Albany railroad last night. The head and both legs had been cut off. It is thought the man was struck by train No. @.
 In the Supreme court at Belfast, Me-, yes- terday Mortha M Crockett was sentenced to States prison for life for the murder of her husband, Ruel Crockett, by poison at Swan. vile last December. The prisoner received her sentence without emotion or remarks.
 Oldland, the leader of the unemployed workingmen who made demonstrations in London recently, has been committed for trial on charge of melting the people to breach of the peace. He was released on bail, his sureties being Annie Besant and Rev. Mir. Headlam.
 A Brilliant Meteor.
 HARTFORD, Ct., Oct. 21.-A very brilliant meteor was seen in this city about 8 quarter past six tonight in the southern heavens. It struck very low down toward the south west. Observers describe it of remarkable siza and splandor.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01
A Few Hundred Dollars Will se'

M ONEFAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwster street
 s5 House and barn, 2o Auburn street, Twofam-
 ily house, No. Il Clay street TwofaIyy IHo- Ia GoIy within ten days Also for rent first floor 75 Wool rev street first floor 10 Newhall street; 115 Portsea street, 121 Portsea street. 31O Congress avenue ana S'InN H. M. a HOL LNTTss, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE 69 CHURCH STREET. noIo
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01
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Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01
A Brilliant Meteor.

HARTFORD, Ct., Oct 21.-A very brilliant meteor was seen in this city about quarter past six tonight in the southern heavens It struck very low down toward the south weet Observers describe it of remarkable size and splendor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09
Business Locals.

Don't forget that DR.. ii. c. Wilson, dentist,
makes Speciality of Fine Operations on the
Natural Teeth beautiful Gold Filings in
most difficult cavities; Aching Teeth Saved
and Filled with suitable material. FineOp
erations guaranteed in every particular.
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.-The best salve
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no
paw required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. For
sale bye. A. Wingert.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09


ImprOrements.-The meat store of
Engle's Sons has been improved by
a new floor, lowered to street level and
u new glass front.
The palace Grocery" has a new
glass front in prospect. The pro,
prietor, John Chambers, eontemplates
adopting the modern fashion of full
page illustrations of goods, with Main
street as the outlook. Outside of his
newspaper correspondence he is not a
bad man. He is quite enterprising
and active, and is said to be Il gentle
men who at bottom enjoys consider
able religion.
His neighbor, Joseph Jandorf, an
old and popular merchant, is also
stricken with the glass front fever,
and will at an early day remodel his
large building accordingly.
The JOURNAL trusts and believes
all these improvements Will pay the
owners.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09
Tae Peek !sis:ers.-This immense

T'e Peek si$;ers.-This immensely
popular family of girls, as announced
in CIR advertising department, will
appear mere On the 18th inst. The
assurances Of a novel and elegant en-
tertainmcnt are most favorable, and
from authorities entitled to thorough
credence. The journal. is pleased,
therefore to give it complete endorse
mcnt by enJoining all lovers of the
good and the tc@ptJM to see the famous
sisters.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09

VALE SUMMIT. April :, 1857

VALE SUMMIT, April :, 1857.
70 the MINING JOURNAL.
Jacob Winters. Of Davis mountain,
has been quite i'll for some time,
caused by falling from II railway trestlc
between this place. and Homecoming.
John Pryle, Of this place, sick Tor
several months past. we are glad to
state, Is out again.
Jacob Loar. ST., of Loaryille. is on
the sick list also.
Miss Maggie Orr, of Barton. has
been visiting at George Coles this
week.
Michael i.ryle, of this place, en-
gagged at worl; in Pittsburg, for quite
while, returned home Tuesday.
Mn. Baker. Of Mt. Savage. has beer
visiting friends at this place this week
Frank Drum, left Thursday for
Clearteld county, Pa.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS

Personat.-John L. Thomas, of
Cumberlanp, will soon remove to Bal
timore, to begin his duties as State
organizer of the Prohibition party.
The Homecoming Regie10 says Miss
Emma Porter, of that place, sis
visiting Frostburg friends"
Henry Mayer, of Gehauf & Mayer,
furniture dealers and undertakers, has
returned from his purchasing tour and
Is now ready to serve the public with
anything within range of their lines.
Mr.. Mayer reports very successful
trip, particularly in e business sense.
Miss Annie Liveneood, of Charles
ton, w. Va, who has been visiting
friends here, returned home Thursday.
Deputy internal revenue collector
W. R. Getty was in town Tuesday.
Miss May Frey is very ill with in
fammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. 0. J. Moat is reported i'll in
Florida.
n. NJ. Dean and w. J. Gooding are
in Pittsburg.
a child Of Michael Riley, at Ocean,
aged months, died on the ID inst
and was inferred here on the 18th.
C. NJ. McCulloh has returned from
Iowa.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09
much shocked by his death

Publications. - Henry Jandorf, of
this place, has accepted the agency
for the STORY of Labor" by John C.
Simonds. This is the best work of its
kind published. It gives the complete
history of Labor-its past and present
condition and hope for the future in
all nations, with engravings of all
the leading men connected Herewith.
1t is the only work with which Mr..
Powdolly IS identified, having written
the preface commenting the manner
in which it is cotton up.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09

Found Dead ia Bed.-Joseph Eber-
ly, an old and well known citizen Of
this place, was found by his family
dead in his bed Tuesday morning. He
was in apparent good health on Mon
day was on the street and east his
vote at the municipal election. His
son, Charles, came from the west in
time to attend the funeral at / p.
m. Thursday. Mr.. Eberly was II
years old. His wife and several adult
children survive. The family were
much shocked by his death.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09

Perhaps the best per
Torrance ever given in Fros;butg was
that by &,altic Viyhers last Monday
evening il, i,av,nsoGaft'> opera House.
y full house WAS delighted by . star
company.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09

Journalistic. The Cumberland }co 5
entered It's seventeenth year last Mon
day. It;sa good paper, worthy of the
support it receives, and we hope to
chronicle many more and even bright
on. anniversaries
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Commissioners Notice.

= OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
= CUMBERLAND March 81, 1887. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN County Commissioners for Alegany
county will meet at their office in the Court
House, Cumberland, on
Monday, April II, 1887,
to continue in session during the week, and
longer, should the business require for the
purpose of hearing appeals, making transfers
upon the county assessment books, and trans
acting such other business as may properly
come before them.
All persons desiring their assessments cor
rected are hereby notified to appeal at this ses-
sion, as no alteration in assessments will be
made on SAID books after the adjournment of
the ensuing regular appeal term.
r. A. LEONARD,
April 2 Clerk to Commissioners.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09

MOnday, December 3. 1889. ..SCHEBTLE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-09
Railroad Schedules, etc.

Cumberland and PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-25

man e6snfaas ~erfrOren bic 9eid bes Sirtsa
Don Wasimont.
81 9erouptIIe ertrant am 80. OeS
3smber, pon Der 9untelbett ire seleitet, Elm
sepifer o. 2apa3e.
Sn Sbotsne brannte bic arose
WablmiibIe bss 5errn &afe san3li6 niss
Der. Der S9aben b~e3ifert ii9 auf 2oO,s
900 ST.
gu Stppenaden wurbe am 25.
Se3ember Norsens 5r. Mnt Gp6on, ebez
nialiser 8irsermeiitsr baleIbif, i'm Sang
ietnes 5auies tobt sefunben. Gin SdlaaS
fiuB bate istnen 2ebenspfabsn absel6nifs
ten.
SIM 8abnbo gu 2onslier aerietb eiu
Irbeiter 5wii9en bic Buffer speier @aaS
CONS uno ltarb fur3e 3eit barauf an BEN
srlittenen Ssruunbunssn.
Die Srau bes gabnwarters
laurent pom 2ibramont nsbt ibrem 3idbr.
6tno wurbe am "a. December In einenn
@raben Bel ct. Yierre ais 9ei6en aufae>
funben. geibe maren IN Der Ha9t erfros
rem.
Ole &e9terung Bat ben @emeins
ben fOIssnbe Subfibisn fir tir9lide gauS
ten bepiaist. Ahenois 2,2l9 ST., fur
ben Sau zines 9farrbauies ; Sompre AIT
6r. fur bic &eparatur Der Stride; Samz
teau 5000 6rs. fir Reubau Der Birdie;
Sompre 1,045 Srs. fir &eparatur bes
9ottesbaaiss, Wabompr6 1900 Srs. fir
antauf bes 8obens gum gau zines Bfarrs
baulss; Srtbo 1900, gum 9lntauf zines
glases fir elm Y~farrbaus @beour, Sem.
&enoeur, fir 8au elmer &ir9e, 9Ol7 frs.
gure, @emeinbe Eauisnp, fir peri9iebene
4rbetten, 1851 5rs; @ibin 34s Srs. fir
6tr6enreparaturen uuo Wibrin 674 ST.
FUR Irbeiten an Hfarrbaus.
@iutI It ND Der Stabt arIon.
Sc iinb ssitorbsn am 10. December &.
U. .. 5oaenfeIs, 76 Sabre, @attin pom
M. s. 8altins. 0s. girid. alt SO
Sabre, @atte pou ". M. S9wart. Nm
SO. s. 8anbenitte, 80 Sabre alt, Sobn
BON s. 9. unb so. Gb. gurnsp. am 81.
0e;., S. goitsre, "a Sabre Sobn DON
Econ unb Gbsrsie gan &auesbem. am
%. DECEMBER, Stau. 8ausinef, 90 Sabre
alt, Sobn pon 2eOpOIb uno Soiepb Dell
forqe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-25
8ei elmer anbern SsraaIa6una empfins

SEQ XIII. bic Iebte Der iransofiden 8enes
bittinertlOitsr, unb ipru9 Dor ibnen ben
Wuni6 aus, Sieieu Srbsn gu beben, Der
ieiner aui5t nod baSu bsrufen lei, bic
moberne Welt su erneusrn, wie er friber
bic alts Welt erneuert babe. Ra9 ben
aroBeu 8Idnen 2eo's XIII. mOhte bereinit
Hom Der Mittelpuntt perben, uon psl9sm
aus Der ginfuB bisies Srbeus mad Often
unb na9 8eiten ausltrablen uiiroe.
Sem reueu ffatiitiiden Sabrhude
Honis 1T gu entnebmen, baB bic 0euOItes
runs Roms bic 3abl BON 345 900 ibers
f4ritten bat. Oie 3abl Der aus ben Bros
pinSen Stalien's gin9emanbertea betrdst
o,ooo. Die srSbte 3abl iteIen bic
Mbrussen.
Sic SdulbriiSer sdbIen iett in 5rants
reid 95l Sduier nit 1000 Bribern. Seit
benz @ulturtampf babsu fi9 ibre S6iiler
UNI 5000 permebrt. Set 1882 bat fi9 tn
ibrem Wutterbauie su 9aris bic 5abl Der
Nopisen perboppelt, 10 baB auslt4t uors
banben lit, bic 3abl Der S9ulen, 6lafen
unb S9lIer nod UNI Elm 8eSeutenbes gu
psrmebren. Qu9 bic Seitrdse fir bic
t1ntsrbaltuns Der Mutterbduier unb S9us
len Der 8ri6er baben iid semebrt, 1882
betrpssn fe 100000 st., porises Sabr
$4,000 Sr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-25
Surembarsii@es aus SeIsien.
GUrreipUnSen3 aus gelsien.
ArIpn, am /. Sanuar 1887

~ uhh . NSuhaut 1901.
@utes unb slidli5es Sabr far sic,
mein lieber Serr Rebaftsur, fir ale Sbrs
2eier unb fir aae bic lursmburssr 8riis
Der, bic In Der neuen Wslt pobnen! W6se
bas beStnnenbe Sabr bswabrt werbsn Dor
ben brobenben llmpalSunsen! MSse IS
reid perbsu an Wsrtsn Der 2iebe unS bes
Sells, an iocialsm Slid unb on gbre fir
8ir6e unb Bapftbum.
WaS CUR isbisen StunSe in alien 9dns
bern an Der Easesorbnung, bas 1T BITE Jos
ctale 6rase. 9ie BpIttit IN In ben Sins
tersrunb setreten; fte 1T, mad 8ismard's
ausorud, aus Der MoSe ssfommsn, cine
anlt9t, bic bon alien tiefen, fat6olii6en
Oentern beitdtist pirb. @s banSelt ii9
beute ni3t msbr brum, 3u pi1sn, Oh bic
Contribution zines 2anbes msbr ODER wenis
ger liberal lit. Die gufsabs III pisl nm:
fansrei5er unb brenneuoer 9emorben. Wisb
bic @eleai3aft uuf bsr alten 1riitIi9sn
Bats bsltebsr bIeibsn, oSsr wirS le bis In
ibre @runSfeitsn eri6ittert2 9as IN Die
Srase, bic ii5 benz Stubium aaer Staatss
mdnner unb ben TrsunSsu FER i~ocialsn
Srbnuns auiOrdnst.
Sn SeIsien bat ii3 Die Stssisruns rsios
Tut ans Bert beseben. Sic bat cine
Gommtiton einseistt, bic aus ben beitsn
Wannern alsr semdBistsn Yartsien bes
itebt. SIN S9ooBe bsrielben wsroen bic
ein5ulsitenben &eformen beipro9sn, mad.
benz man an allen gden bes 2anbss @rtun:
Sisaassu eiageaoSsa bat. Ju Der tirSli@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-25
0robbersO8tbum.

SIM 0aIbe pom Weder wurbe Elm
@ilbi9psin Tea. l. Sabr aIt) bon ben
Sasbbunben seitslt unb NIT benz Grid:
fanser absctban, bas nur 8 Seine bate.
Das liute Sinterbein feblte Don Der 9ieBe
ab. Cine Wunoe mar nt3t mebr fi6tbar,
fonbern i9on usrnarbt.
Bei elmer am 0d6mittage bes "a.
Ossemhers ~ Berborf abSebaltensn Treibs
iaao wurhs elm 2 gentner lbwerer wilber
gber our5 ben Sdser g. 9srbsr anses
i1olien. Die p~erwunbete Bette riifte benz
auf freiem poitirtsn Sa9i0busr Watbias
SriId ,u Qeibe uno mari i'm sur grbe nies
Der. Srii9 lit iebo6 NIT einisen lei9tsn
8%erlebuusen am linfen Sein bauousefoms
men. Dem iofort an Srt unb Steue Elm.
setrofisnsn Sob. Rtnnsn selans es bas llns
tbisr bnr4 swet poblse8isIts S9ans sdnas
lid gu tSbten.
9tetir9. 9lm 81. DECEMBER brad
TN obern Stofnert ber 8ebauiuus bes
8dtermeiiters &rsmsr @oebel Seuer aus.
Oa slei9 Silfe bel Sano mar, 10 purbe
basielbe auf ieinsn Serb bel9rantt. &res
mer, Der fur iein gisentbum perIi6ert 1T,
erleioet etnen S4aben uon circa 600 5ran:
ten.
9tppa9. Sn grisbuns bss ~ueritor.
bsnsn Observation-Disclosures Sobaun
Wepsrs aus Stouweiler parb 6err Dom
beIingsrsS rand, gisentbimer aus Sdous
wsilsr, nit abioluter Maioritdt seuablt.
@ssentaubibat mar 81. Nit. Marr In
S@ouwstler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-25
Serr H ebafteur!

senbes S9reibeu gu, bas t3 ieIber erIda:
tert:
Serr &ebafteur!
Semanb aus gradtenbr6 (g9ils), iest in
Qmerifa peilenb, bat mir % SraneS fir bic bre
drmfen Samilien meirer pfarrei s~uselanbt, mil
Der Bitte, ben @mpiaug bieler Summe in Sbrei
!5eituus (oer reurembur9er 8aSette1) %quittirer
Sl laiien. STUDENT i'd biermit bieie meine Pfli9t
GRILLE, banfe i6 i'm Ramen bieier Samilien BEN
sroBmiitbisen @eber fir oieIe i6One Sbat.
geo.: gaul s. Sbimmsi9,
8farrer.
gra6tenba6, ben 80. DECEMBER 1885.
am Dien f a g, ben Is. b. 3d., purbs
Der Sobn uniereS lunsidbrisen, tii9ti9eu
Mbonnenten, Serr Bbilipp Traui9 uon
Sauelod, ST., nit Srdulein Waria Sort:
mann BON ebenbaielbit gebeiratbet. Wir
plni1en benz iunsen paare Slid unb
Sesen i'm neuen Stanbe unb bebauern nur,
baB ss uns ni9t m0sli9 mar, ber Ginla:
bun9 Solge Az ieilfeu. Wir liegen 10 ttei
In Der Mrbeif, baB ss uns bsim beitsn 8il:
len nidt m0Sli9 mar, absutommen.
Gorreiponbens.-9 Sc Mars, Slp.
mouth Co., Soma, am 10. San. 1887. -
Nm Is. b. &c., .. Samitds, baben nj,
bier elm i90nes 5eit sefeisrt, oas 25idbrise
Subildum, bic iilberne 5o9Seit, Sbres
Sreunbes unb fribereu &eiienben Matbtaa
Slid. Sn aler Stiae ba5ts er basjslbs
I'M So6amts gu feisru; absr es tam on:
bers. gls Der bodw. Batter Wsis unb bic
bieiissn S9uli1weitern bauon borten,
tparb bas Yrogramm elm anberes. SO
elm alter g~boridn9er, bridte f9 Geu.
Mets aus, ywel5er idon 10 LANCE BEN
Ilma9tisen bur9 feline 2iebsr gsIobt,
Tam ni9t 70 lsi9t bur1tommen." Sssi
betrieb er bic Seier. SIS wurbsn @ei9ente
setuuft, bic i'd bier gu srudbnsn fir ibsr:
fiiIt9 balte. Nur BON sueien mill i'd
melben. &sp. Meis iiberret6te benz Su:
belpaare fem Yortrdt, unb bic Sbsrin,
Sdweiter Stspbauia pom bier, perebrte
temielben swei @pbeutrdnse ais Seitanben:
ten !; su erpdbnsn 1T nit Nnsrfennuns, bae
es nod rieIe Wdnner in Sc Mars sibt,
wel9e @sfibl fiir &tr1snssians bssen.
Sic itanben nidt 3uriid, benz Subelpaart
cine Sreube su bereiten. Der Seiftaa
warb uersnist i'm Rreiie Der Samilie per:
bradt unb am ri. Counting mad Der 9ssps,
fanben auf ginlabuns bic Na6barn Don
Stabt unb 2anb fi1 elm. Die Sdnssr bea
Rirdsndores ~feierten ben Gag nit BEN
Subelpaar ertra am u%ersansenen Sonntae
init Gang unb &lans. Anxious.
@ir fisen bisr nod Bel, baB Ssrr Wa:
tbias Slid pon Stabtbreoimus BEL Remit
1T unb feline Satin, Suianna Siren, mad
Dim, i'm Canton @apelen, seb6rt. DE,
Gbe inb IL 6inber eutiprplen, wouon
nod am 2eben iinb. Die ,pei iinsfter
bisnten beim Ssfts als WsBbisner GU
Altare. Orei iinb TN &loitsr.
Dem Subelpaare unisrn @rusl 9eibe,
fonnten mir ber ginlaSuns nidt SoIse lei
ften, bic uns gum SOnntase susesanssr
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-25
axem 6urgt(6es 8.
8ereinigte Staaten.

Aus 3 radtenba6 sebt uns fol-
senbes S4reibeu gu, bas t9 ielber erldas
tert:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
The California Travel.

1t has been generally known to the pub
lie that during the year past. That
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
r. r. was not selling round trip excur-
sion tickets except to southern California
points. Their agents are now authorized
to make the announcement that The
Short Line" is again in the field aud from
this time forward is prepared to do ticket
excursion business to San Francisco and
Portland, Oregon in addition to southern
California points, allowing the purchaser
a choice of any of the different routes re-
turning to Wichita or any OF the cities up
on the Missouri river. Stop over privileg-
es allowed going and coming at any point
within the limit Of the ticket Pullman
service from Wichita daily to California,
and Free Tourist Sleeping car service Upon
all main line trains these berths viii be re
served upon application at the union tick
ct office.
The dates for these excursions are fixed
for Nov. Il and q; Dec. /, s, 10, p and %.
Tickets limited six months from date of
sale, 5000 for the round trip. 155tf.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
GARFIELD UNIVERSITY MATTERS.

We are authorized TO state that the north
wing of Garfield University is completed
and will soon be occupied by the school,
and that further work on the main build
ing will soon be suspended until spring,
with the exception of some necessary pro
tective work and to bring the walls up to
the level of the third floor, with a full sup
ply of brick and other material on the
grounds with which to complete the main
parts of the structure with the opening of
spring During October some delay oc-
Cured in the brick work, owing TO lack of
stock brick. With this exception the
walls have steadily risen since April 1st of
this year.
The rapidity with which this work has
gone forward is the more wonderful the
more one familiarizes himself with the mas
sve character of the building itself
Containing over six hundred car loads
of building material, and when it is con-
sidered that the foundation and basement
only were completed upon the opening Of
the season OF 1887.
With the advent OF winter the school
finds itself pleasantly housed in the com
pieted north wing heated by steam and
all neatly furnished, with the walls of the
west wing completed and those of the main
building and south wing up TO the third
floor. 1t is the confident expectation of
those in charge to have the building fully
finished by the opening of the second
school year in September 1888. When il is
considered that this enterprise is one of
unparalleled magnitude in its class. being
the largest school building in the state,
and exceeded in massiveness in any class
by the state house at Topeka only.
The progress of construction and the
pear approach to completion at this date is
truly gratifying to the board of trustees, as
well as to every true Wichitan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
PROBATE COURT.

The viii of Anna B. Campbell filed for
probate. Proof of the will filed by d. A
Mitchell and E. ". White; objection fled
by deceased's husband, J. y. Campbell.
Bond of executor, j. y. Campbell for $40
600 filed.
Inventory and appraisement in the es-
tate of f. q. Wilcox, deceased filed.
The case of J. NJ Lambert vs. T. NJ.
Karr and :. S Nelson continued by con
Sent OF both parties until Dec /. 1851.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
10 the following: W. :. Aregood OF
Wichita, and c. E. Davey of Mulvane;
James Bailey and Anna Hampton. both of
Wichita